Overview

Africa Trade Data

There are 54 recognized countries in Africa, the second-largest continent in the world, including South Africa, Namibia, Zimbabwe, and Uganda. Businesses looking to enhance their trade and increase profits, with a primary focus on African countries, can find great value in TradeImeX and its original and accurate Africa customs data and statistical data of different African countries. The majority of the African countries database comes under the customs data, while South Africa’s database comes under the Statistical data. None of the African countries' databases are in the B/L data format. Our Africa trade data helps increase your earnings because it includes comprehensive information about African importers and exporters. Africa, with its vast natural resources and emerging markets, offers immense potential for international trade. However, the lack of transparent and up-to-date trade information can pose challenges for businesses looking to tap into this market. Africa trade data provides crucial insights into the import and export of Africa trade activities, enabling businesses to identify potential partners, monitor market trends, and develop effective growth strategies.

Africa Trade Data | Africa Import Export Data
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Countries Covered Under Africa Trade Data

Botswana Import Export Data

Botswana
Cameroon Import Export Data

Cameroon
Central Africa Import Export Data

Central-Africa
Chad Import Export Data

Chad
Congo Import Export Data

Congo
Ethiopia Import Export Data

Ethiopia
Ghana Import Export Data

Ghana
Ivory Coast Import Export Data

ivorycoast
Kenya Import Data

Kenya
Lesotho Import Export Data

Lesotho
Liberia Import Export Data

Liberia
Malawi Import Export Data

Malawi
Namibia Import Export Data

Namibia
Niger Import Export Data

Niger
Nigeria Import Export Data

Nigeria
Sao Tome Import Export Data

Sao-Tome
Senegal Import Export Data

Senegal
Sierra Leone Import Export Data

Sierra-Leone
South Africa Import Export Data

South-Africa
Tanzania Import Export Data

Tanzania
Togo Import Export Data

Togo
Uganda Import Export Data

Uganda
Zambia Import Export Data

Zambia
Zimbabwe Import Export Data

Zimbabwe

  Customs Data

  Statistical/BL Data

Imports

Trade Balance of Goods in African Countries as per Customs Stats

According to the latest Customs Stats, the top 10 goods of Africa based on their trade balance provide valuable insights into the region's trading landscape. These traded commodities play a crucial role in supporting various industries and meeting the demands of consumers across Africa. The total trade balance of traded goods by Africa in 2023 was -$84.78 billion. Africa’s top 10 goods as per their total trade balance in 2023 are:

  • Mineral fuels and oils: $102.05 billion
  • Precious stones and metals, pearls: $53.55 billion
  • Ores, slag, and ash: $34.24 billion
  • Copper and articles thereof: $24.68 billion       
  • Edible fruit and nuts: $10.29 billion
  • Cocoa and cocoa preparations: $9.47 billion    
  • Fertilizers: $4.43 billion  
  • Articles of apparel and clothing, not knitted or crocheted: $3.94 billion
  • Inorganic chemicals: $3.79
  • Coffee, tea, and spices: $3.25
    • Partners

    Top 10 Trade Partners of Africa

    Moving on to Africa's top 10 trade partners, the continent maintains key trade relationships with various global players. China has consistently ranked as Africa's largest trade partner, followed by Italy, which continues to expand its economic ties with several African nations. The top 10 trade partners of Africa in 2023 according to Africa trade data include:

  • China: Exports ($84.71 billion), Imports ($129.92 billion)
  • Italy: Exports ($40.28 billion), Imports ($21.62 billion)
  • France: Exports ($37.04 billion), Imports ($29.66 billion)
  • Spain: Exports ($35.75 billion), Imports ($20.15 billion)
  • India: Exports ($29.54 billion), Imports ($41.74 billion)
  • Netherlands: Exports ($28.91 billion), Imports ($13.65 billion)
  • USA: Exports ($27.28 billion), Imports ($35.44 billion)
  • Germany: Exports ($24.70 billion), Imports ($26.85 billion)
  • United Kingdom: Exports ($18.15 billion), Imports ($10.59 billion)
  • Switzerland: Exports ($17.83 billion), Imports ($4.40 billion)
    • Sample Data

    What is Africa Trade Data?

    Africa trade data refers to comprehensive records of import and export activities in the African continent. It encompasses valuable information about the type of goods, their origin, destination, quantity, value, Africa’s trade activities, and other vital details regarding trade transactions. Trade data sources, such as customs authorities and international organizations, compile and maintain this data, making it accessible for analysis and decision-making. The Africa Trade Data that we provide will certainly include specifics on HS codes, product specifications, importer and exporter information, and shipment records via air, sea, and other modes. By the demands of clients for any nation depending on the kind of goods or service, like Africa Shipment Data, we are experts in offering highly customized and individualized databases. According to Africa export data, the total value of goods exported by Africa was $614.58 billion in 2023. Africa’s Import data indicates that Africa imported goods worth $699.36 billion in 2023. Africa's total trade volume has witnessed steady growth over the years. The latest figures indicate that trade between African countries reached a total trade balance of -$84.78 billion in 2023, representing a 1.95% increase compared to the previous year. Despite the growth, trade practices in Africa still account for only 3% of international trade. Precious metals and minerals are Africa's top exports, while Africa imports the most mineral fuels, oils, and machinery.

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